Gerrit Manssen

Prof. Dr. Gerrit Manssen is a full Professor of Public Law, especially German and European Administrative Law, at the Faculty of Law, University of Regensburg. He is actively teaching courses in administrative law, constitutional law, and public building law, with a strong focus on Bavarian state law and legal education. His responsibilities include lectures, seminars, and exam preparation for advanced law students.

His research focuses on core areas of public law, including fundamental rights, police and security law, public building and planning law, and the rule of law. He has published extensively on Bavarian public law, with leading textbooks used in state legal examinations. His recent works address current legal developments such as digital surveillance, environmental protection in construction, and judicial remedies in administrative law.

The publications show a consistent trend in examining German and Bavarian administrative law with a practical, exam-oriented approach. His work integrates constitutional principles with sectoral regulations, particularly in security, urban development, and media oversight. He emphasizes doctrinal precision, judicial reasoning, and the practical application of law in public administration.

Prof. Manssen is actively involved in academic collaboration, including international symposia with Polish and Czech scholars, joint doctoral seminars, and student excursions to institutions in St. Petersburg and Kazakhstan. He supervises academic theses and provides detailed guidelines on scientific rigor in legal research.